Sunny Side Up: Got some skeletons in your closets? Let them teach you
Our family closets, perhaps yours too, are stuffed with musty old skeletons—proverbially speaking. We started talking about family over supper the other night, just the Preacher and I.
Strong oil prices see consistent drilling activity, but no surge overall
With oil prices in the US$90 range, drilling activity in Saskatchewan remains consistent, but has not seen a surge overall. Cenovus, however, is seeing some of its strongest numbers in years.
Health Canada approves updated COVID-19 vaccine for winter
An updated vaccine will go into those intending to protect themselves from COVID-19 this winter. Health Canada officials have approved the latest version of the Comirnaty vaccine, a statement from Pfizer Canada and BioNTech SE said.
Canadian Cancer Society calls for $575 million boost to cancer care
Canadian governments should hike the amount they spend on health by one per cent and dedicate the increase to cancer care. That's the opinion of officials with the Canadian Cancer Society.
Saskatchewan Safety Council seeks rural hosts for free mature driver course
The Saskatchewan Safety Council (SSC) is looking for rural communities to host its free Mature Driver Refresher Course. The SSC delivers the course across the province each year.
CRA adds optional sign-in step to protect online tax filing
Officials have decided to improve the security of online tax returns by adding a new authentication step, starting in late February, for people signing in to their Canada Revenue Agency accounts.
A day highlighting the need to give voice to Indigenous communities
September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. This event was established in 2021 by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission following its work from 2008 to 2015.
Cultural appropriation or cultural appreciation: know the difference!
Is it considered cultural appropriation for a non-Indigenous person to buy a piece of Indigenous art or wear Indigenous clothing? National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an excellent time…
Just A Gal From Glidden: I accidentally joined the parade
Goose Festival Weekend. It has been a tradition in Kindersley for 54 years, and this year’s event was moved ahead by one week.
Scribble and rinse, my ‘cure’ for cancer
Simon Boas’ book “A Beginner’s Guide to Dying” is one of the books that has helped me along in this brain tumour “adventure,” what many refer to as a “journey.”
Check It Out: Let’s talk about diesel fuel
“Let’s talk about diesel fuel,” Chuck Holton said on his recent podcast. He’s a freelance conflict reporter who has travelled the world during the past two decades.
Goose Festival is underway in Kindersley! Photos!
Kindersley’s 54th annual Goose Festival got underway Thursday, and the weather could not have been more perfect for a day of activities around town.
Museum of Lights seeks businesses to decorate heritage buildings
KINDERSLEY – The Kindersley and District Plains Museum is asking local businesses and organizations to adopt and decorate one of its buildings for this year's Museum of Lights.
Friday night football under the lights in Kindersley!
What a night of football at Rotary Field! The Elizabeth Middle School Lions got things started against the Delisle Jr. Rebels, battling through a high-scoring game before falling just short, 48-40.
The Brick opens its doors in Kindersley
KINDERSLEY – The Brick officially opened its doors in Kindersley on Friday, Sept. 18. Owners Lynn Hatt and Steven Peterson were busy serving customers on their first day of business.
Dakota Buttar Invitational raises record $129,270 as Tetz takes title
KINDERSLEY — The bulls provided the thrills, but the biggest number from this year's Energy Dodge Dakota Buttar Invitational wasn't on the scoreboard.
BETTER TOGETHER: Quarterback Cohen Phillips
Quarterback Cohen Phillips (#17), is one of several Kerrobert athletes suiting up with the Kindersley Composite School Kobras this season after Kerrobert didn’t have enough players to field its own team.
A fly-by of what's in store at Goose Festival 2026
You can hear the geese honking as they usher in the upcoming Goose Festival 2026 next weekend from September 24th to 27th. Kevin Martin from the Kindersley Chamber said, "The long-range forecast is 18 degrees and sunny…